| Sweet As | Cool or Awesome (you could also say something like, "slow as", if someone were going slow. it would just be like Canadians saying "really slow" or "so slow". | |
| Kiwi | New Zealanders | |
| No Worries | It's OK / Not a Problem | |
| Haka | Maori war dance, commonly used by national sports teams | |
| Hangi | Traditional style of Maori cooking | |
| Jandals | Flip Flops / Thongs | |
| Arvo | Afternoon | |
| Sauce | Ketchup | |
| Tramping | Hiking | |
| Bro | Brother or good friend | |
| How ya going? | How're you doing? | |
| Knackered | Tired/Exhausted | |
| Dear | Expensive | |
| Motorway | Highway | |
| Jersey or Jumper | Pull Over / Sweater | |
| Feijoa | A popular garden tree and the fruit is commonly eaten which is green and sweet. | |
| Hot Chips | French Fries | |
| Dairy | Corner Store | |
| Ae/Aye | As in agreement with what you said, "it's real hot today ae" or instead of asking "what?" | |
| Mate | Friend | |
Tuesday, 12 March 2013
some slang
i have been asked for clarification several times as to why i use "as" after certain words for example "sweet as". it is not a mistake. and i decided to clear the air with the definition of that among other kiwi slang just for fun that i found off a website. hope you likie!
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